ESXGuide - Index

Server (12/47) About ESX Server, Backup, Commandline Tools from VMWare, Console, Console Settings, Linux, SAN, Server installation, Server Network, Sever configuration, Virtual Center, Working in the Console
Solved problems (8/6) Solved problems Backup, Solved problems server configuration, Solved problems Virtual Center, Solved problems VM configuration, Solved problems VM deployment, Sovled problems SAN, Sovled problems server installation, Sovled problems server network
Virtual Machines (4/7) Configuration, VM Configuration, VM deployment, VM installation

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Virtual Machine files
(Virtual Machines/VM Configuration)
What Files Make Up a Virtual Machine?

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Logfiles
(Server/Working in the Console)
Most important logfile locations

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Open Firewall ports
(Server/Working in the Console)
Not all nostandard ports�can be opened in the GUI.�

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Set Directorycolor for Putty (xterm)
(Server/Working in the Console)
Change color for xterm

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Allow SSH access for root user
(Server/Working in the Console)

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Track path of vmfs to SAN LUN
(Server/Working in the Console)
It is somtimes confusing if you have a lot of LUN's connected to your host. Here is a sample how to track the path in the console.

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esxcfg VMware console tool
(Server/Commandline Tools from VMWare)
esxcfg is a new management tool from VMware. Be careful, some commands could crash your system!

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vmkpcidivy
(Server/Commandline Tools from VMWare)
vmkpcidivy is deprecated, it is only provided for compatibility with vmkpcidivy -q vmhba_devs

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vmkfstools manage VM Disks
(Server/Commandline Tools from VMWare)
This tool�is from VMware. It is used�for Virtual-disk and�VMFS management. Be aware, always use Virtual Center GUI to create VMFS Volumes. Otherwise you will end up with an unaligned VMFS partition and decreased per

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Access USB Harddrives
(Server/Sever configuration)
Related to ESX 3.0


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